Alternative Title: The Second Monodrama Festival, My Dinner with Shakespeare
Source: Romeo and Juliet
Group: The Party Theatre Group [Tongdang jutuan]
Premiere: 2005
Place: Taipei
Venue: Guling Street Avant-Garde Theatre [Gulingjie xiao juchang]
Director: Li, Guo-an
Crew: Chiu, An-Chen (producer); Zhan, Hui-ling (concept development); Zhan, Hui-ling (structuring); Zhan, Hui-ling (costumes); Li, Guo-an (script); Li, Guo-an (photographer); Chen, Shun-hao (lighting design); Feng, Ming-lun (sound board operation)
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Cast: Zhan, Hui-ling (Juliet)
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Language: Mandarin
Genre: drama
Year of Recording: 2005
Rights: The Party Theatre Group [Tongdang jutuan]
Sorrowful Juliet [Beishang Zhuliye]
FILES  
Introduction; 
video (1); 
production background (3); 
program (1); 
publicity (2); 
review (2)
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This solo performance revolves around Juliet's famous "what's in a name" speech, first projected on a white table cloth, then spoken by a male voice off stage, with "Romeo" in the speech switched to "Juliet," and then said by Juliet. When she is not speaking, Juliet, in a red spaghetti strap dress and black fishnet stockings, expresses her sorrow with drinking and eating.
1.
Data Type: video
Title: Sorrowful Juliet Performance Video
Place: Taipei
Publisher: The Party Theatre Group [Tongdang jutuan]
Date: 2005/4
Language: Mandarin
1.
Data Type: production background
Author: Li, Guo-an
Title: Notes from the Director and Playwright
Source: "My Dinner with Shakespeare" Performance Program
Place: Taipei
Publisher: The Party Theatre Group [Tongdang jutuan]
Date: 2005/4
Pages: 2
Language: Chinese
Abstract: on "naming," "concept" and "desire"
2.
Data Type: production background
Author: Zhan, Hui-ling
Title: Performer's Notes
Source: "My Dinner with Shakespeare" Performance Program
Place: Taipei
Publisher: The Party Theatre Group [Tongdang jutuan]
Date: 2005/4
Pages: 2
Language: Chinese
Abstract: The Tempest has been replaced with Sorrowful Juliet in the "My Dinner with Shakespeare" series.
3.
Data Type: production background
Author: Chiu, An-Chen
Title: Producer's Notes: About "My Dinner with Shakespeare" [Guanyu yu Shashibiya gongjin wancan]
Source: "My Dinner with Shakespeare" Performance Program
Place: Taipei
Publisher: The Party Theatre Group [Tongdang jutuan]
Date: 2005/4
Pages: 1
Language: Chinese
Abstract: The producer wishes that more funding were available. The actors are excited about playing Shakespeare's characters.
1.
Data Type: program
Title: "My Dinner with Shakespeare" Performance Program
Place: Taipei
Publisher: The Party Theatre Group [Tongdang jutuan]
Date: 2005/4
Language: Chinese
Abstract: The program contains a list of cast and crew, notes from the producer and notes from the four directors.
1.
Data Type: publicity
Author: Miao Fa
Title: "My Dinner with Shakespeare" Flyer
Place: Taipei
Publisher: The Party Theatre Group [Tongdang jutuan]
Date: 2005
Language: Chinese
Abstract: "My Dinner with Shakespeare" flyer
2.
Data Type: publicity
Title: About "My Dinner with Shakespeare"
Source: My Dinner with Shakespeare Flyer
Place: Taipei
Publisher: The Party Theatre Group [Tongdang jutuan]
Date: 2005
Language: Chinese
Abstract: performance and production information on the Party Theatre Group’s "My Dinner with Shakespeare" series
1.
Data Type: review
Author: Q Jiang
Title: After Having Dinner with Shakespeare [Yu Shashibiya yongwan wancan zhihou]
Source: GayGay Drama Club [GayGat yanjushe]
Publisher: Pchome Blog [Pchome geren xinwentai]
Date: 2005/4/5
URL: http://mypaper.pchome.com.tw/gay68/post/1246164870#1
Language: Chinese
Abstract: The blogger describes and comments on the 4 episodes of "My Dinner with Shakespeare."
2.
Data Type: review
Author: balberith
Title: Reflections upon "My Dinner with Shakespeare" [Gulingjie xiaojuchang Yu Shashibiya gongjin wancan guanhougan]
Source: Devil Online [Emo xianshang]
Date: 2007/4/29
URL: http://balberith-tw.blogspot.tw/2007/04/diy-ps.html
Language: Chinese
Abstract: The blogger describes and comments on the 4 episodes of "My Dinner with Shakespeare."